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Discover how South Africa's newly launched Environmental Screening Tool is set to speed up job creation while ensuring environmental safeguards are upheld
PSiRA firmly counters claims that new firearm regulations will hinder South Africa's security firms, emphasising the importance of public engagement in shaping effective policies.
South Africa's cannabis industry has the potential to generate substantial revenue and jobs, but faces regulatory uncertainty. Despite a 2018 court ruling legalising private use and cultivation, recent policy changes highlight the challenges of balancing economic opportunity with public health concerns. South Africa's experience offers valuable lessons for other countries considering cannabis legalisation.
The Presidency's repeal of the cannabis ban marks a significant turning point for South Africa's cannabis industry, paving the way for new opportunities and clearer regulations.
The unexpected ban on cannabis and hemp-derived products by South Africa's health ministry has left the burgeoning cannabis sector in turmoil, raising concerns among businesses and activists about the potential economic fallout and job losses.
South Africa ranks globally as a top consumer of performance vehicles, but with modification culture on the rise, what modifications are actually legal? We explore the legislation, categories of modifications, and the current state of roadworthy testing in SA.
The Department of Employment and Labour has proposed significant changes to employment equity targets across 18 sectors, with implementation planned for 2025. Key changes include increased disability targets and revised representivity goals. Here's what employers need to know about the new compliance requirements
The City of uMhlathuze is intensifying efforts to combat air pollution in Richards Bay by pursuing criminal charges against offenders, following a report highlighting ongoing air quality challenges.
Eskom officials in KwaZulu-Natal discuss the R2. 2 billion municipal debt, illegal connections, and community interference affecting electricity supply, while outlining plans to address these challenges.
In a surprising political twist, France's far-right National Rally party has decided against supporting a no-confidence motion on PM Bayrou's controversial budget.
With President Trump's shocking announcement to withdraw the US from the WHO, experts warn of potential setbacks for global health systems and significant risks for the fight against pandemics.
What does a teddy bear mistaken for a tiger reveal about the troubling realities of South Africa’s captive big cat trade?
KZN Legislature invites the public to participate in upcoming sessions discussing the 2025/26 budgets and performance plans for the Department of Social Development and CoGTA.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau may resign as soon as Monday, according to media reports, as he faces mounting dissent within his Liberal party.
Salga said it welcomed President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to suspend the implementation of the definition of “reticulation”
Its vagueness have allowed banks to evade transparency and accountability, leaving individuals and businesses exposed to financial and economic exclusion and degradation.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has sent the Regulation of Interception of Communications and Provision of Communication-related Information Amendment (RICA) Bill back to Parliament for review.
South African expatriates are discovering their tax residency status is not as straightforward as they thought, posing potential pitfalls.
The opposition party in Limpopo, the Economic Freedom Fighters is accusing Speaker Makoma Makhurupetje of hiring her relatives and Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba of favouring Venda-speaking people to work in the healthcare sector.
Recent governmental interference prompts ActionSA to push for clarity in MPL oversight rights, promoting transparency in service delivery.
FirstRand's share price drops nearly 3% as the financial services group announces plans to challenge a UK Court of Appeal ruling on motor finance commission disclosures. The group has set aside R3 billion to address potential claims while maintaining their practices were compliant with historical standards.
Critics raise concerns about the National State Enterprises Bill, which aims to reform state-owned entities in South Africa, with key figures, including Kgathatso Tlhakudi, arguing that the bill may lead to confusion and undermine the intended centralised model
Fani Tsela, Conty Lebepe Foundation’s spokesperson, described the conditions at the centre as akin to the “Life Esidimeni saga, Round Two, in Limpopo Province”.
It’s important for Road Accident Fund claimants to know their rights before contacting a lawyer and being forced to sign things they shouldn’t.
With over 215,000 signatures, AfriForum mobilises against the Bela Act, urging political parties to protect Afrikaans education and cultural communities.